By Fernando Arce  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Canadian newsrooms have made little progress in their efforts to diversify their ranks, and they don’t appear to be very aware of it, the Canadian Association of Journalists’ (CAJ) second annual newsroom diversity survey shows. “First and foremost, most newsrooms continue to not be representative of the communities they serve,” the survey’s final report, released last month, concludes. See the report here: https://caj.ca/wp-content/uploads/Canadian-Newsroom-Diversity-Survey https://c “While there was an uptick in percentages for Black, Middle Eastern, Latin and Mixed Race journalists, most of them are employed by a handful of large newsrooms and are more likely to work in part-time roles.” But it appears this fact eludes “most newsroom managers,” as the survey showed that nearly 70 per cent of them thought their newsroom

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